Inawashiro Resort Ski Area

Info

Address:

7126 Cotton, Inawashiro-cho, Yama-gun, Fukushima

Public Transportation:

JR Inawashiro Station → 10 minutes by car (there is free shuttle bus, reservation required)

Car Access:

10km 15 minutes from Banetsu-do Inawashiro Bandai Kogen IC via National Route 49

Phone Number:

0242-65-2131 (Inawashiro Resort Ski Area)

Parking Number:

2000 units/free

Business Hours

During the day: 8:30 to 17:00

Price

1 day ticket (8:30 to 17 o'clock) 3100 yen (1700 yen for children), Saturday, Sunday, public holidays, December 30 to January 3, 4100 yen (2300 yen for children). 3-hour ticket 2100 yen, Saturday, Sunday, public holidays, December-March 2600 yen. There is a senior ticket (55 years old). * Children fee is less than elementary school students

Spot Category

Skiing and Snowboarding

View from the summit station
Inawashiro Resort Hotel & Ski Area

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